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Charles Coburn

American actor
Also known as: Charles Douville Coburn

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  • Oscar for best supporting actor, 1943

    directed by

      • Stevens
      • Wood
        • A Night at the Opera
          In Sam Wood: Wood’s heyday

          Charles Coburn starred as the wealthy owner of a department store who goes undercover in order to root out union activists but instead is befriended by a clerk (played by Jean Arthur) and develops sympathy for his mistreated employees. Kings Row (1942), a sanitized adaptation…

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